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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14
f POSSIBILITIES
Within the Reach Of Wheeling, and West
Observation-Disclosures Notes.

Within the Reach Of Wheeling, and West
Observation-Disclosures Notes.
Speaking of the Virginia and North Car
olina gold fields, Gold Short" in the cur
rent issue of the Age Of Steel, says:
"Another and a much more interesting
| field has been discovered near the White
Sulphur Springs in West Virginia, on the
line of the y. n. & NJ. V. railroad. 1t is
deposit of BeSsemer ore, aSsaying 62! pei
cent. of metallic iron and low in phCs'
phorus and sulphur. 1t IS claimed that il
can be brought to Pittsburg for 81 per ton
against s. for lake ore. This evidently
means transportation to Huntington on
the Newport News and Mississippi Valley
railroad, and from there TO Pittsburg by
the Ohio River and u. w. Il X. railroads.
Ii strikes me that Wheeling could make
a profitable venture in this direction,
and, il the above statements are
true, bring this ore to her furnaces tor
about 81 per ton. The grandilOquent
claims of Birmingham would pale to a very
homely metre before such advantages,
West Virginia, half decently handled by
railroads and politicians, will come for
ward yet and demonstrate that the pro-
ducing centre of the iron and steel indus
tries is several degrees north of Alabama
yet. The future of Wheeling, the present
commercial and manufacturing centre OF
the State, would be even greater and more
prosperous than that which the Magic
city has 50 vauntiDgly aScribed to herself.
The more merited, too, because she
is possessed OF great riches without
vain glory. Pittsburg, if it is in another
State, would share in the progress achieved
by Wheeling, for their interests and advan-
tages are identical, but Wheeling should
no: quietly look on while Pittsburg capital
occupies her State to her own diSadvan-
tage. 1t is by no means probable that this
BeSSemer ore deposit is restricted to a cir
cumscribed area, but very likely in a State
so rich in mineral deposits it extends
through a very considerable region Of that
mountain country. 1t is reported that
Carnegie K Co. are negotiating Tor the
mine mentioned above. BEFORE another
year passes there will he some extensive
developments of splendid coking coal and
Bessemer ore mines in West Virginia, be-
tween the Cheat and the New rivers"
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THAT ..IMPORrANT MEETING

OTLiquor Dealers Given in hts True Light.
Last night q REGISTER reporter called
on Mr.. Henry BieberSon, the popular sa-
loon keeper on South street, to ask his
opinion Of the report Of a general liquor
dealers conference, which was published
mot in the REFIsTER) yesterday. Mr. Bic
berson said the article was wrong in several
particulars and especially in regard to the
purpose of the meeting. 1t was not, as the
report has it, q meeting of all
the liquor men for the discussion
of the prohibitory amendment, but merely
a regular meeting of the Liquor Dealers
and Brewers Association and as several
persons engaged in the business were not
members OF the association they were in
yited TO attend the meeting in the hope
that they would join.
WAS the prohibition question especially
discuSsed?' inquired the reporter.
NO. Because not enough Importance is
attached to that matter, at present, tC
warrant serious consideration of it. ESpe,
cially, the statement that o committee was
appointed to solicit aid from the business
men of the town, is n mistake. | am
Treasurer of the Association and have been
such for a number OF years, and | can say
that the funds are sufficient to carry on an
animated campaign, should one be neces-
Sary, without outside aid. But, sew
eral of the principal property owners
and business men of the city have
offered TO aid Us with large
amounts in order to protect themselves
from the heavy increase of taxes which
would be the result of prohibition. No
such action rs was alleged in the publica-
ton you refer TO was taken, and indeed
the meeting was for no special purpose,
and if any important action, such rs
spoken OF, had been taken, the papers
would have been informed OF it."
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INDUSTRIAL T

The plate mill at the .Etna will soon 90
on double turn. 1t has been running on
single turn for u long time past.
The next meeting of the Western Nail
Association will be held in this city. The
annual election cfOficers will occur at this
meeting.
A. l.. Cady, a former Wheeling hoy, but
now running q boiler works at Steuben-
Vile, passed through the city Yesterday,
on his way to Preston county, with 4 force
of men 10 erect a battery of boilers for
Messrs. Riggs & Co.
The current issue of the st. Louis Age Of
SicI contains n long and complimentary
account OF the exhibit made by the Stand
ard mill, of Bridgeport, at the late Labor
Fair in this city. OF the steel book it
SAYS: Books of iron have been made in
the past and much commented upon, but
so far rs The writer knows this is the first
BesSemer steel book made, and it is Con-
sidered the hest finished book ever exhib-
ted"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

Organ Co. against the steamer Emma
Graham, which has been in the WOOD
county courts for over % years, was tried
and decided last week in favor Of the beat.
Several Hancock county teams are haul
ing pipe from Imperial. The price paid Il
$3.50 per joint. 1t requires four horses
two days to haul q load Of six pipe.
Incendiaries are trying to burn Hon.
C. NJ. Bishops property in Kingwood.
Two attempts have been made within the
past two weeks.
Robert Jack, Of L~ahmansville, Grant
county is in a critical condition from
blow on the back of the neck, from q fall
ing limb.
The subscription of S30,O 900 by the city
of Winchester, Va, to the MaTtinsburl
and Potomac railroad is to be made
effective.
A new paper is to be started at Perrys
Vile. Mcdowell county. 1t is to be callet
the Southeast Virginia Industrial Record
A woman living in Monongalia count!
recently drank a quart ofappleJack. Sn'
left q husband and six children.
Parkersburg gentlemen are getting up
permanent Fair Association, and will sooi
apply for a charter.
Eleven miles of track have been laid OF
its extension Of the Grafton and Greenbrie
railroad.
The Volunteer is the name Of a new
paper published at New Martinsviiie.
Ground has been broken in Parkersburs
for two m~arble-front buildings.
Four survivors of the Mexican war hv'
at Harper's Ferry.
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THE woMAN,s EXCHANGE.
The Enterprise stn Growing in Public
Favor.

The Enterprise Still Growing IN rum"
Favor.
The Woman's Exchange continues TO
GROW in favor, and each succeeding month
clearly establishes the fact that it Is meet
ms a long felt want. Reports just received
from other exchanges shows that we ave
great reason for co~ngratulation, as q sue
Cox ia commensurate with that OF any
other Exchange in the country. We are
finding a great many people who have
never had any deeper insight as to the I'M
mort of a Woman's Exchange than its title,
and they constantly confront US with:
"What are you going to do with the pro
ceeds, and why do you come before the
nublic so often asking ald!'
From the number of times the name mas
i.aan nsed. there may be a shadow OF ex-
cuse for asking this question. since tue
~opening of the Exchange, 1t has come DC
fore the public but twice. The first Tune
vas during the holidays, in the entertain
ment given by Miss Clendenning M MISS
Parrin, The net proceeds were forty-hve
dollars. Just here we might truthfuliy
Sov that il would be well for the people
of Wheeling if the Exchange come
hefpre them every month with entertain
ments of such a high order, that We
miObt cultivate q taste for something more
refining and elevating III charactei
that the class of amusements so Largely
natronized where the proceeds are not
Questioned. The supper brought II
a small revenue of forty dollars, max
ing in all eighty-four dollars, aside
from our a and stockholders, con
| stitute the enormous taxation for what Il
hene6tting hundreds of people. Inc
merchants have an inviting lunch room
LADY PATRONS have aplaee where they car
rest have n comfortable luncheon ano
have their packages cared for, and th'
h~ousekeeper can at any tlme have th'
hest help the city affords. Wedo not have
| the training of help, have only the send
ING out Of your own commodity. Inc
woman struggling to make ends meet car
send her work and have it sold. W.
are only receiving 10 per cent. on TIT
sales now. When We can make
people understand that these Exchange
are all charitable institutions and not got
ten up for the purpose of founding anC
building such institutions, you will thel
understand why we have not large suns
to appropriate toward city i'm
proyements. Up to this time We hay,
furnished our own rooms and been self
supporting, and that is what no other EX
change has done in the same time. 1t at,
fords US great pleasure to say that Prof
Armstrong, who takes a great interest IL
the Exchange, has kindly offered to donat'
for our benefit one-third of the proceeds o
his musicales, to be given March I'D anc
29th.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment or 9th
erwisc, on the real estate, or any part thoiooi,
OF Harriet Wabon. Plot Watson. Nate watson,
George Watson. Jacob Watson, Nellie torbly
and Ann RoS.
In pursuance Of a decree Of the Municipal
Court of Wheeling. Ohio county, made In certain
causes therein pending Ia subject the real estate
of the said Harriet Watson. Bon Watson. hair
Watson, George Watson, jacob Watson. Nellie
Corbly and Ann Ross Ia the Satisfaction ct The
liens thereon. you are hereby required Ia pnNen
IN Snid Harriet Watson. bion Watson. hate
WATSON. George Watson, Jacob Watson, N"lll"
Corhly or Ann Ross, or citherof them, which are
liens on the real estate owned 10y them, or rithtf
OF them, or any part 81 such real estate, f"r al
Indication TO me. at my office, No. In ChaplIne
street, In the city OF Wheeling. ohio county.
West Virginia, on or before Saturday. the lNh
day Of Marcel. lss7.
AIRY ISL. JOSEPH r. PAUL.
L.hlea Commissioner
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A Sensational Romance.

The Ners-Letter of yesterday morning
contained, under a ''scare head' n thrill
ing account OF an alleged smuggling match,
ON the Ohio side of the river, between Bill
Turner and John Swami, two well-known
colored youths. The mill was located on
the hill back of Martins Ferry, aud the
time given as Saturday afternoon. The
account went on to say that Turner was
badly beaten up, and contained sundry
CORY details. There is no truth in the
story. Turner was about the most as
tonished man in town, yesterday, when
he read the article, and says he did not even
speak to Swami Saturday, much less fight
with him. He met Swami i'll the morn
ing, but merely nodded TO him, and had
not seen him twice, up to last night. Tur-
ner, so far from being beaten up, has not
a cut. scratch or bruise on his person,
and is enjoying the best of all-around
good health.
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Discovery of An Oil Spring.

The Charleston Star says: Judge 1.
D. Houston, who purchased a farm and
located about one mile from this city on
the south side of the Kanawha, west by
south from the residence Of Judge Fergu-
son, claims to have discovered a spring in
that neighborhood which flows oil, globules
of which foated upon the water in such
quantity and of such size as TO cause him
to investigate the geological formation OF
the immediate neighbOrhood. He found
above the spring what he claims to be the
Gordon Sand so well known TO oil men,
He is perfectly satisfied that the inspectors
for oil in this valley made a mistake when
they failed to investigate that section, and
that oil abounds there"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

THE usual treatment Of catarrh is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands Of despairing
patients can testify. On this point a
trustworthy medical writer says: Proper
local treatment is positively necessary TO
success, but many, if not NEST Of the rem
edies in general use by physicians, afford
but temporary benefit. A cGre Certainly
cannot be expected from snufIs, powders,
douches and washes" Ely's Cream Balm
is a remedy which combines the important
requisites Of quick action, specific curative
power, with perfect safety and pleasant
ness to the patient.
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IN A A A
The News OF the Day POintediy Para
graphed for Hasty Readers


The News OF the Day POintedly Para
graphed for Hasty Readers
THE Grand Opera House will be closed
during this week.
A LIGHT now began falling about ten
O'Clock last evening.
OFFICER MCNICHoLLs arrested two
drunks on the Island yesterday.
THE first summer car of the season was
out on the motor line yesterday.
The typhoid fever which has been
raging in Fulton for some time Is said to
be decreasing.
Mr.. DAVID ROBINSON, a well known
citizen of the Island, died Yesterday OF
consumption, after a lingering illness
Me-. JOHN WHITE desires us to say that
he is not a candidate for the office OF
| County Assessor. He never had an idea OF
striving for the place.
Rev. n. L. ATWOOD, Of the Disciples
Church, delivered a very interesting dis
course, last evening, on the question:
why is Man the Only Animal that Wor-
ships?' A large audience was present.
IT WILL interesting to theater gOers to
learn that Miss Jessie Story, q charming
Young actress with Frederick Bryton's
Forgiven Company, is a native Of
Wheeling. Her father, who wa an Eng
lishman, was formerly q bOOk-keeper II
Smiths brewery several years ago. Mis-
Jessie is only about seventeen years OF age
and has visited Wheeling several times
She was here with Newton Beers company
Last year.
The Ollie Redpath Company closed
very successful four nights engagement
Saturday night. The little star Oili'
Redpath made quite a hit, and may b
truly termed The Little Electric Magnet
Miss Marion Wallack who impersOnate'
the character of Unable Osborne did tn
part exceedingly well, and drew forth tn
deserved approval of the audience eacl
evening. The Company leaves this morn
ing for Washington, Pa. where they appea
tonight.
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''Irish AristOeracy."

This evening the Barry and Fay combi'
nation will presant their inimitable spec
Gle of life in the Emerald Isle, Irish
Aristoeracy," at the Opera House. The
Providence (R. H. Indicator says of them;
1T is good for sore eyes and a melancholy
disposition to witness the Incompatible
humor of Barry and Fay. When one sits
and enjoys the fun, neat and clean, OF
these laugh makers, you are prompted tC
bless them for the good they do. The
Irish race is not libelled by their delinea'
tons. True it is grotesque in many ways,
but you laugh all the same AID do moi
feel ashamed of it. Long live such COM
edians as Barry and Fay"
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Commissioners Notice.

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT
Ohio county. West Virginia.
a. Mcndel. Booth q ca. VI Jacob watson, and
Others: \. KUN vs. GeoIc Watson and other,
and a. Mendel. Bootdx To, and \. Kuhn w.
Jacob Watson and fheus
~ /, tASCEaY.
Nv virtue Of an ord entered In the above en-.
titled cause ON the III day ofJsnuaTy, lsss, they
an, referred Ia the undersigned commissioner oi
the said CURT, tO ascertain and report the lieu,
mon the real estate OF the Defendants, Harriet
Watson. Rion Watson. kate.Natson, Georgc Wat,
snn. Jacob Watson, Nellie Cosbly, and Ann Res,
I'm the bill and proceedings In thcsc causes metz
tionqd with their several amounts AMI PRIOR.
lies: ai~n The respective interest Of the aid de
hrndants in the said real estate, ioseihef With
any other matters deemed pertinent by The com
missioner or required by any party IN Interest.
Nn.EEe i hereby given thai the undersigned has
fixed nIon saturday, the 18th day Of March. Isl;
commencing at O'Clock u. m, n the time, and
his Office. No. i2D Chaplinc stntt. In the city
of Wheeling, Ohio county, West NirgiIfia, n the
place AT which he will proceed TO s~scrrtain and
rctort the several matters IN the said onlcr 81
reference required.
Given under my hand this lsth day 81 fcbD.
ary, ISL. JOSEPH Il. PAUL., Commissioner
FEAw 4 HoLI. Solisitor for 'ompiainantS
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Housekeepers

Will find il to their advantage 10 call on
Stone Il Thomas before buying carpets,
blinds, rugs and lace curtains. Some peO-
pie imagine because We are u dry goods
house that cur stock of carpets is small.
This is a mistake. The hundreds that
have been in our carpet department the
past few weeks testify that our stock sur
passes anything in the city for quantity
and variety OiStyleS. lfyou are in need OF
carpets You can find 4 large assortment OF
any quality or brand you desire at the
lowest price ever placed on firt-claSs
goods. Respectfully,
STONE x THOMAS.
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Great Auction sale of Ready Made Clotl
ing and Piece Goods.

We will commence on Monday, Marcel
II, at Z p. m, to sell our entire stock OF
goods at auction and will continue the sale
every evening until the stock is disposed
of.
Now isthe time to supply yourselves with
clothing suitable for all seasons at your
own price
Having only sixteen days to remain in
this room, theSales RRSt be quiek and with,
out reserve.
Private sales during the day at auction
prices.
WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
ll5S Main Street.
]. BRuLES,
Manager.
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The Governor Pardons a Convict.

The Governor has issued a pardon to
Wade H. Crigle, of PendletOn county, who
was indicted for assault with intent to
kill one Charles Erick, and sentenced to
one years confinement in the P~enitsptiary.
4 petition signed by the Judge, before
whom he wa tried, also by eight of the
twelve jurors and by many Of the best cit
liens of Pendleton county, was presented
the Governor asking the pardon of Crigle'
On receipt of the pardon, which was
mailed Friday, the prisoner will be re,
leased.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14
Renwood Accommodation.

On and after Monday, March 7, the B.
& o. will u an excursion train daily, ex.
cept Sunday, TO BenwOod for the accommo,
dalton of workingmen. Train will leave
Wheeling, city time, at $40 4. NJ, arriy.
ing at Benwood 1t SIS a. m. Returning.
leave BenwOOd at Cos p. m, arriving at
Wheeling at $50 p. M.
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"B. \ o." ExPress-wheeling to Chicag
without Change of Cars.

On and after Sunday, February 90, the
B. & o. will run q through train, sleeper
attached, between Wheeling and Chicago,
no change Of any class, leaving Wheeling
daily except Monday at 3:O0p. m. and ar
irving in Chicago at 500 a. M, in time
or all Western trains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

Passengers taking the c. & p. train
leaving Bridgeport at $40 4. M. city time,
make direct connections at Rochester with
the fast express train on the Fl Wayne
road, arriving in the Union depot, Chica-
60, at 1000 p. m. Go by this route and
save sleeping car fare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14
naatb of a FORMER Citizen,

A telegram from Genoa Junction, Wis,
received last evening, contained the sad
intelligence that Mr.. F. William Goetze, a
former well-knOwn citizen Of this city,
died at that place at 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, of dropsy, in the ffty-fourth
year of his age. The remains will be
brought here for burial. Mr.. G0etze had
a host of warm friends in Wheeling, and
his death will cause general regret
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.
Miss Emily Shepherd, Of the Island, is
visiting friends in Bellaire.
Miss Lou Cummins, of North Main
street, returned last week from an eX-
tended visit to MOrgantown.
Misses Sadie and Cora Redpatb. of
Pittsburgh, sisters of ollie Redpath, were
registered at the st. James last night.
Frank Wheat. of Wheeling, mail and
banking page of the Senate, arrived in the
city this morning Charleston Star, Of
Friday.
The following West NirginianS were
registered at the various hotels last night:
At the Stamm, K. K. Lutes. of Mounds
vile. ut the Howell, VIM. Dis of ParkerS-
burg and at the st. James, +. 4 Sweeney
of Tyler county and j. 4. Dopler of
Proctor.
The finest Flower Seeds, all new crop
of l~S6, at :. F.. BOYD'S,
Market Square.
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Special E,eurslon. to Florida.

On March 8, Is, - and % the p, C. &
St L. Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets
to Florida points at extremely low rates.
For tickets and farther particulars call on
or address J. G. TOmlinson, Passenger
Agent Panhandle Route, Wheeling, W.
Va.
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steel EnGrayInr.

For each fifty Ohio Valley coffee wrap,
pers Won send US we will mail you . fine
steel engraving 20x24 inches, an orna-
ment for any parlor.
Jos. SPEIDEL & Co,
Roasters of Ohio Valley Oofe, Wheeling,
W. Va
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Finest Shoes.

Gentlemen wanting n fine, stylish pair
of Shoes, before purchasing should exam
inc Stacy Adams & Co. s Shoes, which are
unequalled for comfort and wear.
J. W. AMICK, Sole Agent,
1l+3 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

The sale of fine Oil Paintings now Oh
exhibition in City Hall, Martins Ferry,
-, will positively close this evening.
Now is your chance to secure a bargain.
All are invited to attend the great slaugh-
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Chicago Limited.

On and after Sunday, February 20, the
R.&O. will runasleeper and coach on train
a, leaving Wheeling at 3 p. NJ, city time,
and arriving 1t Chicago at 8 a. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

FOR SALE-A desirable two story, five
room house in Clark's addition, Martins
Ferry. Price, $1,000. Easy terms APP
ply to JNO. ID. SCHELLIYG, Ag't
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,Inh Lot

Of Ladies' fine shoes 10 be closed ont at
$3.50, worth 800. Call early, these are
bargains. L. V. BLOND.
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Lob Lot

OF ladies' fine shoes to be closed out at
81 so, worth $500. Call early, these are
bargains. l.. V. BLOND.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Fan in a Tunnel.

A bad a v occurred in the West Alex
ander tunnel, on the B. & O., Saturday
afternoon. Trains were delayed about six
hours, and passengers had to be transferred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

You can save money by buying your
boots and shoes from Jos. HAsENAUER,
No. 1913 Main Street
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INC ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !

Notice Is hereby given that by authority Of The
Commissioner OF Navigation ofthe unitea states
under Section =, Chapter l0T, Act OF March :
1881, and Section 5, Chapter 2l, Act OF July .
lSSL the name Of the steamboat 'Sells ,
Brown" has been changed 10 that OF John X
GEO. W. COSSELL.
mrllt Secretary John X. lONbOat "a.
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GARDEN Tools at bottom prices.
S. f.. BOYD, Market Square.

If a Cough is neglected, it may result in
Consumption. GOoch's Memican Syrup
cures all Lung troubles.
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sEcoND PAGE
Lnst-SiR Umbrella
Fpg POacherS-NeSbitt 4 Bro.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Penn Mutual Building Association.
Houses for Sale and for Rent. B. Hughes.
For Rent-Two Rooms
Save Your Eyes-L. q. Dillon
FOURTH g
Always Ahead-L s Good s Co.
ALO1g-Felt Want-RObert Luke